
The vast majority of employers want to be consistent and in compliance.
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The vast majority of employers want to be consistent and in compliance.

I just can't imagine--if we were to talk to real people in the real world, they couldn't imagine that you would go after businesses where people don't know they've been discriminated against, there's been no complaint of this, and you…

You have 70,000 backlogged cases. Why don't you fix your backlog before you decide to go out and persecute American businesses?

It is an absurd abuse of government and should end.

I think it's absolutely inexcusable. I think it's un-American. I think it's dishonorable.

How can you show up to work with a straight face and prosecute people where there's been no complaint?

Shouldn't you be able to confront your accusers?

I hope you will rethink your position on these things. It is something that we should eliminate, and I'll do everything possible to make sure you're not allowed to do it anymore.

This is so against what everything America stands for, that you would go after people where there's been absolutely no complaint.

Do you think this policy of entrapment, of going into businesses that have committed no crime and have had no complaint and ginning up and looking for something--isn't that abhorrent?

Reserving the right to object. Mr. President, we have been trying to get the Keystone Pipeline approved and on the President's desk since 2012. The leader on our side has been the Senator from North Dakota, Senator Hoeven. We have all…

Mr. President, a point of clarification. It is my understanding the Senator from Louisiana is not objecting to my amended request and has not posed another modification. I believe the question is, is there an objection to my modified…

Mr. President, what happened on November 4 was the beginning of an opportunity--an opportunity we have to work together to restore faith in our Democratic institutions, to restore strong growth to our economy, and to restore a sense of…

I thank the Senator from Louisiana and the Senator from West Virginia. I have a few things to say, and I will do so very quickly. But since this is the first time we have been on the floor since the election, I think the American people…

Mr. President, it is my honor to pay tribute to the life and sacrifice of Marine Cpl Thomas A. Blair of Wagoner, OK who lost his life on March 24, 2003, from injuries sustained during a lengthy battle with insurgents while serving his…

I read with a lot of interest about the trip President Obama made to China and his meeting with President Xi over what they characterized as an agreement on greenhouse gas emissions. I didn't hear any kind of agreement or anything that was…

The problem is forcing someone to disclose why they do not want to be a part of the wellness program.

Is the part that's coercive possibly just the penalty, the financial penalty?